"Wamezoeana"

Translation: They are used to each other

[DeborahvBeek]

Why not "They have gotten used to each other"

[AGreatUserName]

Yeah, that should be accepted. There's essentially no difference between those in Swahili.

[Coksoslu]

I gave the exact same answer (in June 2020, two years later) and it is still not accepted. For what it's worth, I think it's the more accurate translation of this Swahili phrase.

[TheresaJoh295047]

still not accepted june 25 2021. reported

[adilalibra1]

When is used ME-tense and when NA-tense in swahili? Why not wanazoeana?

[Kas334864]

I think that kuzoea is something like get used to. If you use the present -na- you indicate the inchoative: they are getting used. You need -ma- to indicate the result: they have gotten used to, so they are used to. But I am not an expert.

[adilalibra1]

Thanks for comment.

[ColleenMal18]

Could this ever be translated as, "They have used each other"?